City News Paragraphs Chronicle Local Doings
At 4.0 clock this afternoon No. 9 was reported two hours late. The A O U W held a regular meeting with John S. Reilly initiated. University of Arizona regents met for routine business this afternoon. Campbell of L Zeckendorf & Co. returns from San Diego and plans to move to California. Railroad officials, including Stubbs of Southern Pacific, visited Tucson recently and prepared for travel to Los Angeles. Nave and staff depart for Prescott for the spring term of the Fourth Judicial District court. Papers ordering removal of bandits to New Mexico were sent to Judge Joan. deputies will move them to Clifton. Kid Rodgers released from county jail due to lack of evidence. Supreme Court affirms Ortega’s cattle branding case. Ortega’s sentence nears completion. George Thomas of Riverside buys stock in Pima County, planning shipment to his California farm. Thomas notes Tucson’s growth and improving stock-raising conditions.
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Tucson
Stubbs
Southern Pacific
Sunset
Los Angeles
el Paso
Harriman
United States
Reno
Solomonville
Clifton
Supreme Court of
Juan Ortega
Pima
Supreme Court
Ortega
George Thomas
Riverside
Cal
Pima County
Thomas
Gobre Grande Gase Decided by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the Territory handed down a ruling in Phoenix on March 20. Details indicate a decisive decision affecting Gobre Grande Gase. Local officials prepared statements for publication and awaited further guidance.
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Gobre Grande
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Ariz
Supreme Court of the Territory
Appeal Granted in Cobre Grande Company Case
A court action involving the Cobre Grande Company and W. UC Greene et al saw Judge Street deny a motion to intervene by stockholder A W Hallenberg. The case was carried on appeal and the Supreme Court affirmed Judge Street's decision. Hon J Hawkins of Prescott signaled a further appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The ruling centers on the judge’s conduct in the case amid prior challenges filed in Washington.
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Cobre Grande Company
W. UC. Greene Et al
Supreme Court of the United
Supreme Court
Judge Street
Washington
Personal Mention Highlights Giro of Visitors
H C Dickey of the United States secret service arrived from Memphis to attend the Huey trial. C L Griffin a Merced California cattleman is here for spring purchases. Charles R Drake and wife came from Los Angeles on No 9 this morning. Fr A Chamberlin assessor of Pinal County drove from his ranch near Willow Springs. Judge Charles Blenman leaves for Los Angeles on legal business for about a week. Allen C Bernard secretary of the Green Cattle Company headed to Naco. Miss Carlotta Dunn, recently went to Cananea, visits her home here. Mrs Colin Cameron and daughter have returned to Lochiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dickey
United States Secret Service
Memphis
Lenon
Huey
Charles Blenman
Los A Angeles
Tuc son Chamber of Commerce Committee Forms and Aims
The executive committee of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting and placed communications on file. Plumer and Kitt were appointed to secure offices for the new organization to be built by Mr. Carmeron beside The Citizen office. Subscriptions total about 1,700 with hopes to reach 6,000 or more. New donors include J. M. Zepeda, C. F. Schumacher, J. W. Bogan, Wright & Fleming, Smith & Ives, Willis P. Haynes, J. A. Yabriskie, Walter Hill & Co, Underwood & Franklin, Tucson Ice and Cold Storage, Tagoda Tea Co, Brady-Seaneider Co, J. H. McCanna.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Plumer
Kitt
Carmeron
J. M. Zepeda
C. BF. Schumacher
J. W. Bogan
Wright & Fleming
Smith & Ives
Willis P. Haynes
J. A. Yabriskie
Walter Hill & Co
Underwood & Franklin
Arrivals List Across Cities Feature Noted Passengers
A long roster of arrivals and passengers appears under various place headings including SAN AUGUSTINE OCCIDENTAL PARK VIEW WINDSOR and SAN XAVIER. The list includes names like J Vosburgh A Saurwalt J T Walsh and many others with destinations in Los Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco Denver Phoenix El Paso and more. An advertisement at the end promotes DeWitt's Little Early Elisers to ease bowel neglect, claiming life extension and sale at Bell's Pharmacy.
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Occidental
M. W. Howe
Gus Renner
Bisbee
R. Lerma
F. Atree
Monmouth
Charles Durkey
R. D. Shannon
City
Wm. Graham
Yuma
Geo. Thomas
Riverside
A. KE
Cuthbert
Los Angeles
John Forsyth
Phoenix
R. E. Rogers
el Paso
B. E. Allen
Denver
Harry Hicks
San Francisco
T. R. Browney
Cananea
DeWitt’s Uittle Early Elisers
Bell’s
North Church Street
Effort to Lift The Tucson Quarantine on Sonora Cattle
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce seeks to lift the Sonora cattle quarantine west of the railroad. Petitioners Brady Zapeda and Steinfeldt urge government action, noting Texas fever has not appeared there. The chamber to press Sonora authorities and the Bureau of Animal Industry for an early modification, hoping to aid Southern Arizona cattlemen.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Sonora
Albert Steinfeldt
R. G. Brady
J. M. Zapeda
Chamber of Commerce
Brady
Bureau of Animal Industry
Arizona
Millinery Display At The Leader Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and the following week The Leader Millinery Parlors at 25 East Congress street will display a stylish line of Faster hats for buyers. The event promises fashionable headwear in a refined setting.
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Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Dickey Arrives for Hoey Trial in Tucson
H G Dickey arrives from Washington via Memphis for the Hoey trial set for April 11. He says government ready for trial this term and notes Hathaway’s death may not materially affect testimony. Judges Barnes, Blenman, and Colonel Martin are involved. Hoey and associates reside near Nogales with mining interests near Llano, Sonora.
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H. GC. Dickey
Hoey
Mr Dickey
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Mcvemore
Galveston
Linerider Hathaway
Mr. Dickey
Capt. Hathaway
Barnes
Mr. Hoey
New York
Tucson
John Martin
Paris
Charles Blenman
Los Angeles
Colonel Martin
Tuis
Nogales
Llano
Son
San Xavier Dining Room Opens Early Saturday
The San Xavier dining room will open from 4 30 a m on Saturday March 23 announcing a special early service start for weekend patrons.
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San Xavier
Food Cure: The True Way to Get Well
A Cleveland young woman shares that after nervous prostration and dyspepsia, switching to Grape-Nuts with cream or rich milk improved her strength and mental clarity. She gained from 115 1 2 pounds to 120 1 2 in six weeks and restored vigor, aided by Postum Co. endorsement.
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Cleveland
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Painless Dental Extraction Endorsed by J L Powell
In Tucson on March 8 1902 J L Powell reports using Drs Gray and Smith vitalized air to extract two teeth with no pain and recommends the procedure to others seeking painless dental work.
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Drs. Gray
Smith
Tucson
Arizona
Drs. Gray & Smith
J. L. Powell
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling Company
the City News
John S. Reilly
Order
Board of Regents of
The
University of Arizona
H. $. Campbell
L. Zeckendorf & Co
San Diego
California
R. E. Rodgers
B. W. Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
H. A. Schell
West
W. C. Bennett
C.L. Griffin
Merced
Charles R. Drake
Fr. A. Chamberlin
Pinal County
Williow Springs
Allen C. Bernard
Green Cattle Company
Naco
Carlotta Dunn
Colin Cameron
Lochiel
Ghamber of
Commerce Committee
S. Campbell
Council Street
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
Murray and
Mack
E. 16Th St
E. Engler
U Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
San Augustine
J. Vosburgh
A. Saurwalt
Philadelphaa
J. T. Walsh
Jos Angeles
D. J. Cummingham
M. Mansfeld
Phyllis Mansfelt
H. E. Blossom
Helen Sualur
Colorado Springs
Margaret Kinglilly
Mexico
Wm. Adams
Park View
Victor Coahope
San Jose
Geo. Ortaire
F. Strout
Texas
W. N. Clark
Benson
W. L. Fullerton
T S&s. Graermer
H. Grosbeck
G. Robbins
F. A. Chamberlin
Florence
Fred Richmond
Windsor
W. T. Hill
St. Louis
W. A. Jackson
Amos Slater
Thomas Grindell
Pantano
Corp
Wm. T. Dillon
Fort Huachuca
H. R. Curtis
C. J. Griffin
L. D. Perkinson
J. H. Hall
Montana
Geo. A. Hewen
M .J. Silvan
A. M. Hemnemen
B. J. Eberts
L. West
H. A. Jones
Hudson
W. R. Fagan
Ganett B. Lindeman
L. Lindeman
South Bethlehem
Miss McCord
Bridgeport
Ott Street
Ceunury
Brady-Schneiider Commission Company
South
Stone Avenue
West Pennington Street
H. G. Dickey
FOOD
San Augustine Hotel
Church Street
James Fraser
Chas. A. Stevens
I.L. Rigg
Angelita Richard
Salvador Franco
Fronterizo
Julius Richard
Central Park Floral Company
S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, Cal
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
Opera House
A. V. Grossetta
Murray@ Mack
UTD GO
Jolly Boys and
Kimball & Francis
F. J. Villaescusa
Tucson, Ariz
E. A. James
William En Touch
Technic
Lebert & Sta
Council St
L. Henry
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